Michigan State University - Red Cedar Log Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

 - Class of 1908

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CHACE NEWMAN, I'nstruwtm' in, Mwhanival Druu'iuy. MRS. .IENNIE 14. K. HANEH, Irmlruvlur in Hunmslic Art. CAROLINE L HOLT lnslrur'lur in Drawing. BERTHA M. WELLMAN B. S., B. Pdl, 1115'erle in English. THOMAS GIINSON. Instruvtor in l'lorticultzm' 0an Superintend- uf Gruunrls JESSE .J. MYERS, B. 8., lnslrwinr I771 Zuoloyy, HARRY S. REED, Inxlntr'lm' in Flmmisiry. LOUISE FREYHOWER. B, S,, Inxfruviur in JIIM'H'. HORACE W. NORTON, B. S, lizrstrzu-tor in Animal Husbandry. HARVEY L, CURTIS, A. M., Inslrmtvr in Physics. ARTHUR H. KOHLER. B. S.. lnxlrudm- in lIm'Iit'uIture. JAMES G. IIALPIN. B. S.. lustrm'fm' in Puum'y Husbandry. LOUISE WAUGH, B. 8., InstrHHL-r in lhnnmlix' Svience. ERASTUS N. BATES. B. 8., 11'1.s'!r'11,r l0r m Physirs. LESLIE J. SMITH. B. S., Insrrrwlur in Farm Jllethmzics GRACE L. CHAPMAN, A, B, lustrmlnr in Falisthenics. ALBERT E. JONES, A. B.. lnslrilrior in Muthmnmir-s CHARLES A MCCUE, B. S., Inslrm'mr in Horticultum. SUB-FACULTY LESLIE B. NICVVETHY, B. S, Insfrurfor in Agrimzllymv. CARL GUNDERSON. A. M., P11. D., Instructor in Malhmnutim. WALTER G. SACKETT. B. S., lnsfrurllor in. Barltvriulomi and Hygiene. FLOYD O. FOSTER. B. 8., Instrzu'tor in Dairying. ARCHIE R. ALGER. B S., Instructor in, Malhmnatirs. MARY WETMORPL M. D., Assistant in Bavh'riulogy. E. H. RYDER, M. A.. Iusfrmtrn' in History and Emnomim. BESSIE BEMIS, B. S., Instrnvfur 1'11 Dmrwslir Nrimzrc. NORMA LUCILE GILCIIRIST, A. B.. Insh'uotor 1'71 Ia'nmish. GLENN JAMES. A. B.. lnstruvtor in Malhmnalius'. ARTHUR J. CLARK. B. S., Inxfruvfor in Whmnish'jL HERBERT S. BAILEY B. S., Instrurfor in Nwmis 11. FRED J. KAUFMAN, B. S., lnstruofw m vhumistry. A. CROSBY ANDERSON, B. S., Instrnrtor in Animal Husbandry. L. D. BUSHNELL. B. 8.. Assistant in Bacteriology. S. C. HADDEN, B. S.. Instruvtur in Vivi? Engineering, GEORGE LE ROY STEVENS. A. R, L111 13.. Instrurrnr in English and Mullen! Languages. BESSIE K. PADDOCK. B. S.. Instructor in English. ELMHR CASE BAKER, Foreman of Foundry. ANDREW KRENTHL. Foreman of Wood Shop, LEE CHAPELLE. Foreman of Machine Nlmp. WILLIAM HOLMES. Foreman of Forge Shop. FREDERICK C. KENNEY, Cashier. B. A. FAUNCE. Clerk to President and Hditm' M. A U. Ht'HIHl. C. H MCGUGAN, Bonkkcepm'. .LORY FRANCIS NEWELL, En yincer. E. A. BOWD, L'ullem' Arvhitcvt BELLE IFARRAND. B. S Assistant in Bat'tm'inlnml. JAMES R. KELTON. B S.. Instrurlor in Zoology. CORA L. FELDKAMP, B. 8., Assistant Librarian. ROWENA KETCHAM, In, Charge nf College HospitaL WILLIAM B. WENDT, B. C. E. Instructor in Civil Engineering. WILLIAM E. LAWRENCE, B. S., Instruvtor in Botany. HENRY F. SCHMIDT. Instrsu'mr iH fllwhnnival Enuiuvcrmu CHARLES BROWN, B 8,, Assistant in Bacteriology. FRANK M. GRACEY, lnslruvtor 7'71. Drawing. JOSEPH H. TAYLOR, B. S.. Instruvtor in Civil Engineering



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us 10515150 p-n 1OZZHWH A NURSERY RHYME OF '07 Stands for A111n, a soldier quite bold, 11110' 15 fond of a fuss, even though it is cold. Stands for 15cckwith, 11 handsome young 1111111, 117110 skips every class whenever he can. Stands for Clisc who washes our clothes, Antl on tho co-etls the 11101161 11c blows. 811111115 for Doty, 11111 heavyweight Hfullf, 11110 gets A's in his classes because of a pull. Stands for Ellis, with 11c1'cr a bluff, He writes down his answer with 111 call this good enough.v Stands for Fowler, 1110111 Hanover town, 111110 after his dinner must always lie down. 511111115 for Glazier, Who looks very wise, With no hair on his 1763111 only just over his eyes Stands for Hitchcock, with initials I4. 11., He's stronzgr on 111C fuss; 11111. then, so are we. Stands for inglis. a maiden so fair, 1Yho has promised a senior his sorrows to share. Stands for Johnson. the one from the city, H65 1110 short to be good 211111 we think it 21 pity. Stands for liratz, who thinks while in school, That the 1111111 who don't fuss is surely 11 fool. Stands for Lilly, who used to debate, Till hc fonntl him a maid to t'dlx'C for 11 mate. Stands for 1111011121111, who makes a noise like a train, And knows just enough to come in from the rain. Stands for naughty. so here we must pass, For there is nothing like this in the whole senior class. Stands for Owen she takes so much space We 11 tlriu11 11111- 111 here just to 11111111 the place. Stands foi liipcr. hcwuse he pipcs in, ngc-lmwo lint perhaps this is caused by his backacting chin. Stands for quitterj but we haven't a one; 1Ve'1'e great folks for work 111111 we all like to 130110 1 P1. Stands for Rowe. who looks quite sedate, Aml who thinks he has lllllcll tied up in his pate. 311111115 for Stewart, with a 11111: open face, He can twist his 1011;: neck till it's 1111 out of place Stands for Thatcher, 11 1101' with red hair 110 1rcts mad at his 101101101 111111 51115 110 aint 511112116. Stands for LS that s the 111111111 of 07; And 111ere's hoping some day 1101 11 all meet in Heaven. Stands for Van Haltcrcu, with 11 sweet little voice, And 11 face thatis well 13011111111011, of which he's quite CllOlCC. 811111115 for Weeks 31 51111111 little 1111111, W'ho 11ft sits at poker and wins what he can. Stands for Xmas. the time of the year, VYhen the seniors go home with their sweethearts so 111211. There are Carpenter, Parsons 111111 Post. don't 1'011 know, Vl'ith 111ai1lcns 50 11111111501110 111111 money to blow. They all fuss in earnest for they all want a wife; lint thov'll all lhave their troubles 1011 just bet. your life! 811111115 for youngsters, 111111 1111'1 118 C11 not slight, lhere are M1615, D1: 1411115111 111111 Boliver 1111110. They re young 1et so 011111631, 111111 the 111111111 on their chin Looks like the frost on 11 fence when the winter scts in. Stands for zenith. just 01111 111111 11911111 It has been there for ages 111111 will 11111111111 when we're 11132111. And the stars that surround it 1111 there in the Heaven, 1Vill continue to shine when we of 107 1121116 turned up 01111 tocs 111111 paid 0111' last toll: 11111111 we're 11111111111; 21 1121111 01' are shoveling c0211.

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